The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation is currently accepting grant applications for its Technology in Schools Program, which aims to support schools in Santa Barbara County. This program allows school administrators and faculty to apply for grant funding for technology projects, including purchasing hardware, infrastructure, and other resources to enhance the curriculum. Since 2015, the program has provided over $430,000 in grants to schools in the area, such as Cabrillo High School in Lompoc.
Cabrillo High School used the grant funds to create a new reef exhibit in the school’s aquarium. Other schools have used the grants for projects like lighting systems in theaters and multimedia centers, as seen in Lompoc High and Dunn School. The deadline to apply for the program next year is April 30, and applications must be submitted online. For more information, interested parties can visit the Chumash website or call 805-688-7997.
In recent years, schools across Santa Barbara County have been utilizing technology to enhance their curriculum and provide students with access to new resources. One example of this is Cabrillo High School in Lompoc, which received a grant from the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation’s Technology in Schools Program to create a new reef exhibit in its aquarium. The exhibit was created using cutting-edge technology and has become a popular attraction among students and visitors alike.
Other schools have also benefited from this program, including Lompoc High and Dunn School. These schools used their grant funding to install lighting systems